Brian Lewis is a Senior Sports Reporter at the New York Post. With over 30 years of experience, he specializes in covering the Brooklyn Nets and the NBA, as well as major events like the Super Bowl and World Series, while also delving into themes of sports business and culture. Lewis has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Herald, Yahoo Sports, and the Financial Post.
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Brian Lewis focuses primarily on sports, particularly basketball and the NBA. His articles heavily feature event coverage and expert commentary, often discussing team performance and player injuries.
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Switch between CA and NY editions here. Five men to watch at this year's U.S. Open at Flushing Meadows
Venus Williams got ousted from the U.S. Open, losing to fellow American wild card Sofia Kenin 6-2, 7-6 (6) after not getting on Arthur Ashe until midnight.
Venus Williams got ousted from the U.S. Open, losing to fellow American wild card Sofia Kenin 6-2, 7-6 (6) after not getting on Arthur Ashe until midnight.
By: Brian Lewis
Switch between CA and NY editions here. The wrist was fine. The hair was flowing. And Carlos Alcaraz was winning.
By: Brian Lewis, Mollie Walker
Switch between CA and NY editions here. American Taylor Townsend upset No. 20 Maja Chwalinska 6-2, 6-3, and did it wearing a fit of her own design: red, white and black with a mesh top and tassels around the waist.
By: Brian Lewis
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Coco Gauff's first-round foe was spectacular, but still made to look pedestrian.
By: Brian Lewis
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Ealamania — the Filipina Phenom and her followers — took over the U.S. Open.
By: Brian Lewis
Top-seeded Alexander Zverev was just two points from making the wrong kind of historic, a humbling first-round U.S. Open exit.
By: Brian Lewis
In this U.S. Open, the top stars keep going down. And the American men's hopes keep going up.
By: Brian Lewis
The Alexandra Eala hype train is full speed ahead to the third round of the U.S. Open , taking her millions of followers and legion of fans with her.
